StealthGas sells three ships as asset prices firm up Nasdaq-listed owner slips into a first-quarter loss on higher bunker and ballasting costs
Chinese leasing encounters a slow start to 2018 Executives from ICBC Leasing, Bocomm Leasing, CMB Leasing and AVIC Leasing are divided on whether they should be more engaged...
Zim follows the pack to first-quarter loss Updated: Irrational supply side is contrary to basic laws of economics, Zim says
HMM pulls out of transatlantic trades Weak market conditions lead to exit from North Atlantic services
Awilco bullish on second-half spot LNG shipping markets Oslo Axess-listed owner predicts more upside on rising seaborne trade requirement after returning to profitability
North P&I Club slips into the red Declines seen in premium income and combined ratio
Inmarsat's loss is a political win for the US The IMO's nod of approval to Iridium points to the larger considerations at play for maritime satellite communications
Inmarsat says IMO's maritime safety decision 'does not change landscape' Update: Iridium's focus is now on implementation phase following IMO's recognition as a satellite provider
Growing potential for US ban on Venezuela oil imports Venezuela's oil supply chain was already under strain earlier this month amid issues with ConocoPhillips, with severe loading delays at...
India to permit foreign container vessels for coastal operations India has eased its cabotage law to allow foreign-flagged container vessels to offer coastal services, a move considered a significant...
Euroseas hints at M&A as dry bulk listing gets SEC approval Euroseas and EuroDry could be attractive to other small or large private fleets looking for opportunities to grow and obtain...
Lloyd's List 2018 Americas Awards winners announced Maersk, Norton Rose Fulbright and International Seaways were among the winners and highly-commended companies celebrated for their outstanding contribution to...
Lloyd's List launches 2018 South Asia, Middle East and Africa Awards Nominations for the Lloyd's List South Asia, Middle East and Africa Awards 2018 close on August 30 and winners will...
Viewpoint: Gradations of autonomy We need to be clear about what it is we mean by our definitions of autonomy, between the robots being...
Singapore Shipping sees better earnings Results for fourth quarter and full year improve amid higher revenue.
DSD's bus division props up revenue as shipping dips
NAT could sell one-third of its tankers if financing plan fails Realities of Hansson company's financial fix contrast with owner's optimism as clock ticks on recapitalisation
North looks to diversify as tonnage and profits rise
There's nothing for shipping to applaud in US reversal on Iran White House renewal of sanctions will only push Tehran into the embrace of Russia and China
Unprecedented run of big claims hits West of England profitability After a string of good years, annual surplus falls $2m, with $28m underwriting loss
China's Great Wall challenge is a winner
Bulk carrier resales swell fleet at China Minsheng Rapidly growing Beijing outfit is set to take delivery of six newbuilds that it has been keeping quiet about for a year
MSC chief says it has no need for more boxship or cruise tonnage Container carrier consolidation has failed to kick-start freight market, says Diego Aponte
HMM deploys new pair on South American trades
IRISL newbuilds delayed amid Trump sanctions Iran's national carrier could be severely affected by US measures amid rising tensions
Mercy Ships says 'merci'
First JMU LNG order nears its delivery
Novatek set to take control of Arctic LNG shipping New venture will cut costs and fuel Russia's domestic industries as it follows the 'Qatari model' for an LNG shipping company
PLN finds partners but struggles on Gorontalo
Cheniere talks direct to owners on period cover
Total chases FSRU to fuel power station in Myanmar
Imabari LNG carrier order 'cancelled' by partnership Newbuilding inked by Japanese interests against long-term business with Mitsui & Co will not be needed
North Sea PSV term rates rise 40% year on year
Suicide puts focus on increasing mental health issues for crews Flag-state accident report concludes death on a cruiseship was suicide as industry concern over seafarer isolation mounts
China scrap ban will not delay HKC ratification
North of England P&I club warns of 2020 charter disputes deluge
Academies' responses to sexual assault can teach shipping a lesson Our industry hasn't had its #MeToo moment yet, but data from US maritime colleges reinforces the fact that we must not let victims of sexual violence suffer in silence
Surging bunker prices help widen two-tier tanker market Eco vessels are coming into their own as rising fuel costs bite chunks from charterers' profits
Trafigura, Stena and Gotland among Wisby's major fleet partners
AET targets major jump in size of its dual-fuel fleet Malaysian tanker operator says LNG dual-fuelled ships are the way forward, although it wants charters to back them up
Dr Peters sells VLCCs to Pakistan
Wisby rises from humble origins to top Swedish tanker outfit Seafarer colleagues swapped from sea to shore with the help of two ski boot bags
Sporty Heidmar duo scale new heights for seafarers
Nova set to ink woodchip carrier order at Chengxi Singapore shipowner plans $264m project at China State Shipbuilding Corp yard
LT Ugland rebrands as MX Bulk Management
Cargill in talks with CDB FL for mini-cape newbuildings Commodity giant planning for more after first set ordered at Huangpu Wenchong
CSL returns to China for first bulker newbuilds in six years
StealthGas returns to red in first quarter The Harry Viafas-led owner posts loss in great part due to $3.8m impairment hit.
A day in the life: Zoe Anastassopoulou To earn her shore wings, Zoe Anastassopoulou needs to get her sea legs
Taking command: the Philippines' first female master
Female faces forge path for tomorrow's leaders Women in maritime speak of their experiences and have some advice for business leaders looking for an edge
Moody's negative on International Seaways Ratings agency says soft rates will likely continue in over-supplied markets.
Cobelfret set to exit handysize bulker sector Double sale would see the shipowner focus on larger dry cargo asset classes.
Zim plunges to wider first quarter loss Israeli line gets off to weaker start despite all-time high volumes.
Greek shipping brings in $10.71bn and more Union of Greek Shipowners says foreign exchange earnings do not show full contribution.
Greece expects Russian yard, shipping JVs Advisor to PM Tsipras says country ready to sign cooperation deals.
CoscoCS studies Brazilian yard opportunities Chinese state group exploring potential for "longer-term relations."
Faerder closes in on securing eight-vessel order at DSIC Norwegian executive set to close debut shipowning move with Chinese newbuilding contract.
Increase in charter rates spurs Greek box players into action Procopiou reactivates laid-up vessel, while Dioryx lines up benchmark sale in classic panamax boxships sector
Price of modern capesize bulkers on the rise Shortage of tonnage for sale and expectations of stronger market influencing values.
275 more jobs to go at Philly Shipyard US shipbuilder notifies authorities of lay-offs starting in July.
Maersk Line boosts Canadian links Danish owner starts direct calls at Montreal and Halifax as demand grows.
Meadway: bulker death probe continuing Greek owner cooperating fully in Poland after two suspected cases of malaria.
Awilco LNG says rates to rise in second half Norwegian owner posts profit as spot market moves in its favour.
U-Ming profit rises on higher revenue Earnings up in first quarter for Taiwanese bulker owner.
FWN Rapide crew released by pirates Eleven seafarers end four weeks in captivity, as product tanker is targeted in same waters.
FWN Rapide crew reportedly released by pirates Eleven seafares end four weeks in captivity, as product tanker is targeted in same waters.
Eagle soars while DryShips dwells in cellar Webber's semi-annual governance "scorecard" once again details who's been naughty and nice.
Port of NY/NJ has record volume with import decline Cargo volumes at the Port of New York and New Jersey, the busiest cargo gateway on the U.S. East Coast and third largest in the country, co...
Crane sails from Germany to Ireland A fully assembled Liebherr mobile harbor crane has been delivered by sea to the Shannon Foynes Port Company. The LHM 420 traveled from Lie...
Neopanamax cranes land at Port of Wilmington North Carolina Ports announced that Neopanamax cranes have arrived at the Port of Wilmington. The cranes allow the Port of Wilmington, whi...
OmniTRAX Energy Solutions reopens Texas silos OmniTRAX Energy Solutions (OES) reopened three silos at its terminal in Cotulla, Texas, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to add 15...
Truckstop.com and Chainalytics team up Truckstop.com and Chainalytics have partnered to combine contract and spot rates from both their databases into a single product. Accordin...
BIS, State post final rules for Munitions List shift The Commerce Department Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) and the State Department on Thursday published complementary proposed rules t...
Commerce eyes auto imports after China cuts tariffs The Commerce Department on Wednesday started an investigation into the national security impacts of global automobile imports, one day afte...
MPC picks up three more feeder ships Fast-growing containership owner and operator MPC Container Ships has purchased three more feeder vessels for a total consideration of $33....
ATA: Truck tonnage rebounds in April Domestic truck tonnage rebounded in April after two months of sequential declines, according to the latest reading of the American Trucking...
Crude settles lower, but comfortable in current range The oil complex drifted lower Thursday in the wake of talk that OPEC and Russia could discuss the easing of output cuts at their upcoming June meeting
UK considers extending marine emissions control area
US willing to talk about Iran sanctions, unwilling to waive them: officials Iran has boosted its oil production by nearly 1 million b/d since the nuclear deal lifted Western sanctions in January 2016.
SEA\LNG expects number of LNG bunker barges to double by 2020 "The bulk LNG infrastructure is largely built, what remains are the last mile, in which the industry is showing a growing appetite to invest," Keller said.
FUTURES: Crude falls on surprise US crude stock build "Crude oil prices fell slightly as ongoing geopolitical risks were briefly upstaged by an unexpected gain in inventories in the US," analysts from ANZ Research said.
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